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Comments on article FAIL: Are HP computers racist?
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by: Anonymous on 12/30/2009
What a ROFL.
Of course he's joking! by: Anonymous on 12/23/2009
But it still is a very annoying bug and a HUGE design slip for the engineer that created this. Come on how can you not test your face tracking software with different skin colors and light conditions?
by: Anonymous on 12/21/2009
This video was meant to be entertaining.
His Coworkers name is Wanda, aka white wanda, not vanessa.
I'm just sayin..
Mirror Image by: Anonymous on 12/21/2009
Why is all the writting on the name badges and signage showing up as a mirror image? I'm not sure that has anything to do with the observed effect, but it's a bit strange.
Give me a break by: Anonymous on 12/21/2009
The way the technology works is by measuring light. Darker skinned people look different to light sensors. They will have to tune it to pick up darker skin tones but it's not racist.

And yes, I'm black - well closer to caramel.
by: Anonymous on 12/21/2009
Way to sperg, he's obviously joking.

I don't think he honestly belives HP did this because they're racist.
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